The OnePlus Nord CE5 (256GB / 8GB RAM) and the Vivo Y31 5G run the same Android version, Android 15, and share a similar set of features in terms of privacy and customization. Both devices include clipboard warnings, location privacy options, camera/microphone privacy options, and the ability to block app tracking. They also support dark mode, theme customization, dynamic theming, and have the option to offload apps. Additionally, both support customizable notifications, full-page screenshots, split-screen functionality, PiP (Picture in Picture), Live Text, and voice commands.
Both phones allow for tracking the device’s current position, are multi-user systems, and support widgets. They also feature battery health checks, Wi-Fi password sharing (though the OnePlus doesn’t support it), and offline voice recognition. Furthermore, neither phone provides the option for direct OS updates, Quick Start, or the ability to be used as a PC.
While the two phones share many similar features, the OnePlus Nord CE5 has a couple of advantages such as having more privacy-focused options like blocking cross-site tracking, while the Vivo lacks that feature. Additionally, the OnePlus includes a child lock feature, which is also present on the Vivo, and both devices support sharing intents. There are no significant differences between these two models when it comes to core operating system features, suggesting a very similar user experience in most areas.